Leadership and Professional Development
Nursing is a dynamic profession that requires strong leadership and professional development skills. Eastern University’s program includes coursework that focuses on leadership principles, ethics, healthcare policy, and the role of the nurse as an advocate for patients and the profession. Students also learn about career development, resume building, and interview skills to prepare them for success in their nursing careers.
Clinical Experiences
A crucial component of any nursing program is the clinical experiences, where students put their knowledge into practice in real healthcare settings. This section will discuss the clinical rotations offered by Eastern University, providing insights into the various healthcare settings students may encounter. We will also explore the opportunities for hands-on learning, working alongside experienced nurses and healthcare professionals.
Acute Care Hospitals
Clinical rotations in acute care hospitals provide students with opportunities to care for patients with complex medical conditions in an acute setting. Students work alongside nurses and healthcare teams to assess patients, administer medications, perform nursing interventions, and collaborate in the development of care plans. Acute care hospital rotations allow students to gain experience in a fast-paced environment and develop critical thinking skills.
